Smart Cities Mission
More than 5000 projects worth over ₹ 2 lakh crore are at various stages of implementation as on 12th July, 2019. Currently, over 3,500 projects worth ₹1,35,000 crore have been tendered, over 2,800 projects worth ₹90,000 crore have been grounded for construction and over 900 projects worth ₹15,000 crore have been completed. Mission Cities have successfully expedited work on key projects which include: Integrated Command and Control Centres  in 73 cities ; Smart Road projects in 72 cities ; Smart Solar projects in 47 cities ; Smart Water projects in 67 cities ; Smart Waste Water projects in 58 cities  and Public Private Partnership projects in 62 cities . The Mission is proving to be a game-changer in this regard. Not only is it directly improving citizens’ quality of life, it is also contributing to transforming the country into a digitally empowered society and a knowledge economy.
100-day Action plan for Smart City Mission
One City One Impact is a 100 days programme of the Mission envisaged to encourage 100 smart cities to take up at least one impactful initiative which can be completed in 100 days and results in quantifiable and impactful outcome. Nearly 2.7 crore citizens are likely to be directly benefitted from this programme. The key targeted outcomes include plantation of more than 1 lakh trees, restoration/redevelopment of more than 100 public spaces, development of 80 smart classrooms, development of more than 100 public/community toilets, deployment of more than 2 lakh dustbins, installation of more than 1.25lakh LED street lights and construction of Municipal Solid Waste processing facilities of more than 200 TPD cumulative capacity. The Smart Cities Mission will complete an additional Rs 3,000 Crore worth of projects in the next 100 days.
DAY-NULM
During 2014-2019, more than 5 lakh skilled candidates have been provided placement under the Mission  while more than 4.24 lakh beneficiaries have been assisted with setting up of individual/group micro enterprises. Around 4 lakh Self Help Groups have also been formed while more than 5 lakh bank linkages have been given to SHGs.
100-day Action plan for DAY-NULM
DAY-NULM SHG Pariwar consists of over 38 lakh urban poor households. Since the out of pocket expenditure on treatment of illness is one of the important determinants of urban poverty, an impactful intervention called Swasth SHG Pariwar has been initiated, which intends to link all eligible SHG women members with the Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana  and POSHAN scheme besides organising health check-up for all SHG members by 2nd October 2019 with the objective to substantially improve their access to quality healthcare in empanelled hospitals and improve their overall standard of living on a sustainable basis. Approximately, 11 lakh women are expected to be benefitted under AB-PMJAY scheme.
Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation 
A total of 59 lakh household water tap connections have been provided against a target of 139 lakh connections. 37 lakh new sewer connections have been provided against a target of 145 lakh connections. 63 lakh street lights out of identified 98 lakh lights have been replaced with LED lights and Credit rating work has been completed in 468 cities. 163 cities have received Investible Grade Rating , including 36 cities with rating of A- or above.
₹181 crore have been released as incentive to 8 ULBs namely Ahmedabad, Amravati, Bhopal, Hyderabad, Indore, Pune, Surat and Visakhapatnam for raising funds through issuance of Municipal Bonds worth ₹3,390 crore last year.
Online Building Permission System  has been implemented in 1,705 towns/cities including 439 AMRUT cities. OBPS in Delhi and Mumbai has been established with seamless integration of various internal and external agencies. As a result of implementation of several reforms, Country’s rank has improved from 181 in Doing Business Report  2018 to 52 in DBR- 2019 in the construction permit indicator. Further, the implementation of OBPS is being extended to all cities in the Country. 11 States namely Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Punjab, Telangana and Tripura have implemented OBPS in all their ULBs.
Against the total State Annual Action Plan  size of ₹77,640 crore, ₹39,011 crore  has been allocated to water supply sector, ₹32,456 crore  to sewerage &septage management sector, ₹2,969 crore  for storm water drainage projects, ₹1,436 crore  for non-motorized urban transport and ₹1,768 crore  for green spaces & parks. Detailed Project Reports  have been approved for projects worth ₹80,428 crore, of which contracts have been awarded and works grounded for projects worth ₹ 65,811 crore including completed projects worth ₹ 4,271 crore. Total amount of ₹ 20,971 crore has been released as Central Assistance .
100-day Action plan for AMRUT
JAL SHAKTI ABHIYAN
Jal Shakti Abhiyan  promoting water conservation works viz rain water harvesting, recycle/reuse of treated water, rejuvenation of water bodies, plantation of trees is taking place at large scale in754 cities. The campaign for water conservation, launched by the Ministry of Jal Shakti on 1st July 2019, will be carried out in 2 phases. .
Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs  has identified 754 water stressed ULBs across the country for targeted interventions in water conservation measures viz. Rain Water Harvesting , Reuse of Treated Waste Water, Rejuvenation of Water Bodies and Plantation. Detailed Guidelines were issued by the Ministry on 29th June, 2019.
All identified ULBs have started undertaking various activities to promote water conservation in order to achieve transformation of Jan Shakti to Jal Shakti.
PMAY
About 84 lakh houses out of likely validated demand of about 1crore houses have been sanctioned so far. More than 50 lakh houses have been grounded for construction of which 27 lakh houses have been completed and occupied. For construction of these sanctioned houses, an investment of Rs. 5 lakh crore including central assistance of Rs. 1.3 lakh crore has been approved. So far Rs. 51,500 crore of central assistance has been released. A total of 6.5 lakh beneficiaries including 2 lakh beneficiaries of MIG have availed interest subsidy of about Rs 15,000 crore.
Over 300 crore person days of employment has been generated under PMAY  which includes 100 crore person days of direct employment and 200 crore person days of indirect employment.Schedule of Rates  have been issued for 16 new emerging technologies to fast track construction of houses. Around 13 Lakh houses across all over India are being constructed by using new technologies.Under CITI-2019, 72 Potential Future technologies  have been identified through the challenge which will be shortlisted for providing Acceleration and Incubation support. Further, 6 Light House Projects in Rajkot,Ranchi, Indore, Chennai, Agartala, & Lucknow will be grounded by early October 2019 for construction using different innovative technologies.
100-day Action plan for PMAY
Launch of a Campaign namely Angikaar for PMAY  beneficiaries sensitizing them to embrace change and adapt to the new environment: The campaign would include issues pertaining to cohesive community living, water and energy conservation, sustainable practices, rain water harvesting, tree plantation and convergence of different government programmes/schemes leading to clean, green and safe living environment.Various IEC activities for the campaign are being prepared for proposed launch in the first week of August, 2019.While completion of 3 Lakh housesto beneficiaries has been planned, so far over 1 lakh houses have been completed and almost all of them delivered.
Ground-breaking of Light House Projects conceived under Global Housing Technology Challenge-2019 to demonstrate best global housing construction technologies identified during Construction Technology India -2019 held on 2-3rd March 2019. Construction of over 6000 units of houses using six distinct alternate technologies is planned in six States  as a part of Construction Technology Year.
100-day Action plan for Govt colonies
Introduction of sustainable sanitation practices, greening vacant areas, creating rainwater-harvesting structures and fire resilience in 100 government colonies across the country has been taken up.
Digitization in M/o HUA
Near 100% digitization of Government transactions involving both payments and receipts of our Ministry has been achieved. Annual payment of around Rs. 63,000 crores released directly by this Ministry are already digitized through web based Public Financial Management System . Complete digitisation of govt transaction in Ministry and all its field offices  has improved the efficiency and timeliness of payments, enabled real time monitoring of utilisation of funds and also strengthened the transparency and accountability in public expenditure.
100-day Action plan
The roll-out of Expenditure Advance Transfer  module of PFMS for 100 Smart Cities is being taken up so that 100% digitization of payments is ensured in all cities covered under Smart City Mission. Digitisation of Smart Cities will not only digitise the payment transactions, but also enable real-time monitoring and tracking of utilisation of funds  till the last level of implementation.
Metro Rail
Development of Metro Rail:
Till May, 2014, about 247 km of metro rail was operational in seven cities  in the country.Now, 657 km of metro rail is operational in 18 cities namely Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, Faridabad, Ballabhgarh, Bahadurgarh, Jaipur, Lucknow, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Nagpur, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kochi. About 900 km of new metro rail/Regional Rapid Transit System  is under construction in 27 cities.
100 days action plan:
Standards for Light Urban Rail Transit system called “Metrolite” has been issued by the Ministry on 15.07.2019. This is suitable for cities with maximum 15000 passenger movement per hour per direction which suit most of the cities. State Governments have been requested to adopt Metrolite as a prime mode of mass transit in smaller cities. Cost of its construction is much less than  of high capacity metro system. This system is most viable and sustainable due to its very less capital and operation and maintenance cost.
Three metro lines  have been targeted for commissioning in next 100 days as below:
5.6 km, Maharaja College to Thykodam, Kochi Metro
4.3 km, Dwarka to Najafgarh, Delhi Metro
11 km, Lokmanya Nagar to Sitabuldi, Nagpur Metro.
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